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Sourcing screw-in hooks in the exact size, finish, and quantity you need — without placing three separate orders — is a common frustration for homeowners fitting out a garage, contractors installing curtain cable systems, and DIYers organizing cupboards and sheds. This listing consolidates two hook types, three finishes, and lengths from 16mm to 106mm into a single product, with pack sizes from 5 to 1,000 pieces to match any project scale.
This listing offers two screw types: 1# Screw In Eye Hooks (closed loop/eye head) and 2# Screw In Hooks (open hook head), in three finishes: Nickel Plated, Zinc Plated, and 304 Stainless Steel. The 1# Eye Hooks are available from 17.8mm (≈11/16") up to 51.7mm (≈2") in nickel and zinc, and 40–64.6mm (≈1-9/16"–2-9/16") in stainless. The 2# Open Hooks range from 16mm (5/8") up to 106mm (≈4-1/8") in nickel and zinc, and 40–65mm (≈1-9/16"–2-9/16") in stainless. Pack quantities range from 5 to 1,000 pieces depending on the size and finish selected.
Typical applications include installing nickel-plated 1# eye hooks as curtain cable anchor points along window frames and walls for a clean, minimal cable curtain system; fitting zinc-plated 2# open hooks along garage walls, shed interiors, and workshop pegboards for tool and equipment organization; using 304 stainless hooks for outdoor pergola hanging points, covered patio lighting rigs, and damp-environment installations where a coated finish would degrade over time; and using longer 2# zinc hooks (55–106mm) for heavy-duty plant basket hangers, gate hardware, and structural hanging points in timber framing.
| Hook Types | 1# Screw In Eye Hook (closed loop/eye); 2# Screw In Hook (open hook) |
|---|---|
| Finishes Available | Nickel Plated, Zinc Plated, 304 Stainless Steel |
| 1# Eye Hook Length Range | 17.8mm (11/16") – 51.7mm (≈2") in nickel & zinc; 40–64.6mm (1-9/16"–2-9/16") in 304 SS |
| 2# Open Hook Length Range | 16mm (5/8") – 106mm (≈4-1/8") in nickel & zinc; 40–65mm (1-9/16"–2-9/16") in 304 SS |
| 1# Eye Hook Sizes (Nickel) | 17.8, 20.7, 25.2, 26.5, 27.8, 31.8, 36.1, 40.3, 44.2, 49.5 mm |
| 1# Eye Hook Sizes (Zinc) | 18, 19.2, 22.4, 28, 28.2, 28.6, 35.2, 41.9, 44, 51.7 mm |
| 2# Open Hook Sizes (Nickel) | 16, 20, 25, 32, 41, 50, 55, 65, 75, 90, 100 mm |
| 2# Open Hook Sizes (Zinc) | 16, 20, 25.6, 31.6, 41, 45, 55.8, 62.7, 71.2, 88.7, 106 mm |
| 304 SS Sizes (Both Types) | 40, 50, 64.6mm (1#); 40, 50, 65mm (2#) |
| Pack Quantities | 5, 10, 20, 25, 40, 50, 100, 200, 250, 400, 500, 1000 pcs (varies by size & finish) |
| Installation Method | Screw-in with pilot hole recommended; drive by hand or with pliers |
| Recommended Substrate | Wood (softwood, hardwood), MDF; contact us to confirm for metal |
| Suitable Applications | Curtain cables, garage hooks, cupboard catches, shed organizers, plant hangers, outdoor lighting, structural hanging |
1# Screw In Eye Hook (closed loop) — Best when you need to thread wire, cable, or cord through the fastener permanently. Common uses: curtain cable anchor points, picture hanging wire guides, cable routing along walls or ceilings, and rigging points where the line must stay secured through the hook.
2# Screw In Hook (open hook) — Best when you need to attach and detach items quickly without threading. Common uses: garage tool hangers, cupboard catches, plant basket hooks, shed organizers, and workshop pegboard hooks. The 2# hooks are also available in longer lengths (up to 106mm / 4-1/8") for heavier-duty structural applications.
Match the length to your substrate depth and load requirements. Shorter lengths (16–25mm / 5/8"–1") are generally suited for thin timber, MDF cupboard panels, curtain cable anchor points, and light-duty hanging tasks. Mid-range lengths (28–50mm / 1-1/8"–2") handle medium loads such as garage wall hooks, shed organizers, and plant hangers. Longer lengths (55–106mm / 2-1/4"–4-1/8") provide deeper embedment for heavier loads in structural timber, fence posts, and heavy-duty hanging applications. When in doubt, choose a longer hook for a more secure hold.
Nickel Plating — Bright silver finish suited for interior decorative use, visible hardware in cupboards, curtain cable systems, and anywhere appearance matters alongside function.
Zinc Plating — Stronger corrosion resistance for general indoor and outdoor use — ideal for garage hooks, shed walls, garden structures, and outdoor installations where durability matters more than appearance.
304 Stainless Steel — Strongest corrosion resistance with no surface coating to chip or peel. Best for damp environments, outdoor exposure, or anywhere long-term durability without maintenance is required. Available in selected sizes only (40–65mm).
Load capacity depends on the hook gauge (#1 vs #2), length, installation depth, and substrate material. Shorter hooks (16–25mm) in thin timber are generally suited for light-duty tasks such as curtain cables and small hanging items. Longer hooks (50–106mm) installed with full embedment in solid structural timber can typically support heavier loads such as plant baskets, tool storage, and structural hanging points. Always account for dynamic loads (swinging, vibration) which can be significantly higher than static weight. For critical load-bearing applications, verify the specific load rating before use.
It depends on the finish. Zinc plated hooks offer good corrosion resistance for general outdoor use including garden sheds, fences, and covered outdoor areas. 304 Stainless Steel hooks provide the strongest resistance to moisture and are generally recommended for prolonged outdoor or damp-environment exposure. Nickel plated hooks are primarily suited for indoor decorative use and may show surface wear in wet or outdoor conditions over time.
Yes, a pilot hole is strongly recommended for all but the smallest sizes in softwood. Use a drill bit slightly smaller than the shank diameter. For longer hooks (50mm and above) and in hardwood, a pilot hole is essential to prevent wood splitting and make installation manageable. For shorter hooks (16–25mm) in softwood or MDF, installation may be possible without a pilot hole, but drilling one still gives a cleaner, more accurate result and reduces the risk of the material cracking.
Pack sizes range from 5 to 1,000 pieces depending on the size and finish selected. Small packs (5–25 pcs) are ideal for single projects or repairs. Medium packs (50–200 pcs) suit room fit-outs, garage organization, or curtain cable installations. Large packs (250–1,000 pcs) offer the lowest per-unit cost and are well-suited for contractors, builders, or anyone stocking up for ongoing projects. Note that available pack sizes vary by hook type, finish, and length — check the variant selector for your specific combination.
